Planning Permission Ireland
RefusedNew dwellingDecided 28 January 2021

Meadowlands, Upper Rochestown, Cork

Demolition of an agricultural shed and construction of a new split-level house with a new entrance and wastewater system.

2039183 · Cork City Council · Lodged 19 March 2020

Reference
2039183
Authority
Cork City Council
Register status
Decided
Type
PERMISSION
Received
19 March 2020

Summary

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The applicant is seeking permission to demolish an existing agricultural shed in Upper Rochestown. In its place, they plan to construct a new detached split-level dwelling house, which will be served by a new vehicular entrance, driveway, and a new wastewater treatment system.

New dwellingdemolitionruralone off house
Residential unit
1

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Development description

Permission to (1) demolish existing agricultural shed, (2) construct new detached split-level dwelling house to be served by new vehicular entrance and driveway, and to install new wastewater treatment system to serve development, and all associated site works.

Key dates

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  1. Application received19 March 2020
  2. Decision due28 January 2021
  3. Decision issued28 January 2021

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